Hey all, I am trying to find out more about the analyst programs at Evercore, Lazard, Moelis, and Jefferies. I think I have a general idea, but I think I need clarification. My question has to do with what the process is for determining your group with the bank is.
As I understand it, for:
- Moelis you are a generalist for all 2 analyst years. -Lazard you are either in restructuring or a coverage group. But when do you decide which one you go into?
- Evercore you are a generalist for a few months then you decide to go into restructuring or a coverage group. Jefferies- no idea
So, I may be wrong on some of the above, and don't know some of the info. Could you guys fill me in?
Jefferies has generalist til end of October
LAZ get's groups after training (obviously all M&A in industry verticals), Jefferies has a 10 week generalist program and then commit to a group (strongest hc, m&A).
Both are a factor of networking and performance.
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